Arn (first name)

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Arn , Arne , Arni , Arno is a male first name North or Central European origin, gemeingermanisch with the German name of group to Arnold is related.

Origin and meaning

The first syllable of the name Arne (dt .: [aʁnə] dän .: [ɑʶnə]) probably originates from essentially Germanic * arn (, Adler ') which is the hypothetical preform of althochdeutsch  aar, aro and of altnordisch Orn or ørn with the same meaning. * Or- or * he ('big bird, eagle') is assumed to be a proto-Indo-European root . In particular, adal-ar 'noblest ar (n)' is adopted for the short names Arn, Arne, Arno . In Denmark Arne refers to the flame in a fireplace or a historical stove.

A few older name books refer to Arne and some of the related names as short forms of the Old High German Arnfried ( aar and fried , the eagle to bring peace). The more likely alternative explains the name Arne as a contracted parallel development to Arnold , which together go back to Old High German Arenwald ( aro or aar and forest , 'The one with the strength of an eagle'). The Proto-Indo-European root of the second syllable is assumed to be * waldh- on the basis of * wal- ('to be strong, to rule', in Slavic vlada for rule).

distribution

Arne is a name typically used in Denmark, Sweden, and Northern Germany. In Scandinavia , Arne is a very common first name, where it is often combined with other first names, e.g. B. as Tor-Arne , Leif-Arne , John-Arne or Nils-Arne . In 2013, Arne was among the 30 most common names.

The name Árni was among the 15 most popular names in Iceland in 2011.

In Germany , the Arno form is more common.

variants

Aarne, Aerni (also: Ärni , Schw., Originally a pet form), Anno , Arin (Italian), Arné (French), Arnel, Arnell, Arness, Árni (Isl., Faroese), Arni (Schw.) , Ernemann (Sw., Originally a pet form), Erni (Sw., Originally a pet form), Ernie (English), Erken, Oke (East Frisian), Onno (East Frisian), Ono, Ontje (East Frisian), Örn .

Reduced forms are Arnele or Ernele . In Switzerland, Ärneli and Ernle or Erndle are also known as diminutive forms .

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Web links

Wiktionary: Arne  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations
Wiktionary: Arno  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

Individual evidence

  1. nordicnames.de: ARN
  2. ^ Johann August Eberhard: German Synonymics. 1852
  3. The origin of the light final vowel finds its equivalent in the Old English translations of waltan ('rule, rule, walten') in Mercia (weldan) and Essex ( wieldan and wealdan ) as well as in the Lithuanian language (veldu) .
  4. Possible origin with hypothetical intermediate forms: * orwal (dh) > * arnwald (h) > * aarenwald > Arenwald> * Arnweld > * Arnwel > Arnel> Arne. The Spanish form Arnuel and the emphasis on the last syllable in the Celtic influenced southern France (Arné) support the intermediate form * Arnwel and the origin of Arenwald .
  5. Scandinavian boy names with A | The pregnancy. Retrieved May 10, 2017 .
  6. beliebte-vornamen.de
  7. ^ Statistics Iceland